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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
FOR SALE.

I,,is ssi.s-Ie best retail hars.ssare business In
| Il the city enquire Of Bissansx & Mathews -
Tor SAIE-Af a bargain for n ..w day.. good
y room house cs n Lawrence ave- lo- lrxis. c-izf
barn. sruit trees and cties valuable ir
Address y. o. box sie eS-st'
I->oa sALE-Fanr thousand ane eiSsrs az one-haif
4 price. II sold tAis week csa =; li5 q lawseass
ave. Sc
I.,oR s,IE-Tsso business corner lots en- tie west
4 side Of the southwest corner OF ms ans Asise
sts east fronts loss s3x;Sa Price SSse tesis SIS p
Q. box SO ser
J.,cR SALE or TRsDE--a Soea farm, in Keno
s.sIely tos Nssaa.s trstssiy kdarsss =; s,,
b.ck Dsnyiss siS.s.. ka.f cssh; icfs Fan
Sers aid So letf u ffcporfa ezss
e,o.s = sS.s SIS los La ayr / beck IRON, psag-
is>sv s.e.t : Z AsJot 90 y Main 81 eSss-
..,uE sxIE-iask-sz az. restaurant oatss com.
psJe vita f0,l IA, CT cigar. tosasee sit caied
s''s' Ter s''' cash N'saoi' : 'As' s'A'' "s Sss,.
NOR ssLF-, steam row. BRICK machine. All Of
L SEATING. eeifs pee,s. a.'s: ssiseEse POW.
sshcei btcs "a css Ia. a>. her. clay elevator.
arr y IN. Apply bell. new: rscss ard psitsss Ter
II SEA very cheap If taken ;refa ts yard soon;
good r.ssoEs iof selma A.iagrss r {" Lc'efss. ~
Scdif- Nal efes
l->oR safF-s lots on Main hetwera ~ and 3d.
slss.a iofs on Vain siess ~ lots On Main s3sss
1sstrf. lois eur Ssi,tt3s ~
.'tlilrt sS9a. lot ga Court Sisss lois 90 teaFs
- ~. lots o.a Court $1fgo ot Gear, sS,sss
lots MARKET Sis0s2 lots ca laI Set Si'.s sets
Nase. SIC vss lots GA Water SiSete TITS on
ichitS and - Sie.ss,s bets On l@wf"rSe S.sSsss
fat~ nrFa ~ III :. st lpts On ~ ave
aorth OF Isl sisss.; lot, ga 1.t-sa north 81 Is
siN11y bots on Tops ka north OF Isl s-snts iots
Topeka SSess and oshezs numerous to rssnsi,.
Cali and me exclusive sale of lots wSs's sire
barn stands. H. Z. fSl-r. s4t
NOR sALE-sa acres In north Part the cay. salt
It able for isy tpc ont in addition; for lew JAYS
Dear. Maxwell GO. rstni kse.s tleek, ete'
NOR SAI.E-t}Tse AuaA.rsl feet frcas with two
4 room t.n,ssgs NSco ,enne IL tween =; aud
III streets For cali or }. :. HeniiArey >,n
FsTia hIos.k stR
I5SoX S,IE-oid psiers at thts viisee al > cents
/. + handrsi
NOR sarE-A well impr,vsst farm, near the city,
one hundred and siSty scres; special bargain
for a few days Cali at Harry >o3cnisns res! estse
oncr. 81 nsusiss sye w
yN1H sAiE-we own ali OF tbs rrorrriy and viii
L sell AIRY OF Il ON small pas n.ni dowa: oaiaise In
three OF years Al uf II !. in town sd " n,
great addition room ht use ana TWO
lo,s Wics.ta Il; acySo ssd che lot. Nstsr -.
p,rfh. g r.sonl house and lot, " alter 81 nffrth
r,osn house ard iot. NatrF a. ncrih: fs-ri
north Market street "a Il front each lots No ~ ",
M IT'D 10 l2S $50 ~, North NsseF II e.sct "a y
frut; lo,s Na - a. &C. a. - q. a. e. y. g. - -.
v schtta u; lets No. IL. Waco ave o's No. l. > aud
- II front. Washington ave If~Sfie Htd ON corner
lots No . and T. Wabash Deans add, CORNER
lcts No H. IL 10 ThiItcenh ~. BovrrS s.i bots No.
e. ; 20 and T. Fourth ave, orfne fhiiiis aid i.,
No 81 Eilpcria ave. ormc faitii!s aas foF ia'
Information Amply lew rean EsrFy stewart
DIST
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

IN,is Ssi.s-Ifse best retail harS.esre business In
II the city. enquire Of Bissansx x Mathews -
Douglas ave SUI
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
New York Grain and Provisions.

The total sales Of stocks were $50. i.sis shares
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29
FOR SALE.

I>oE SAIE-s1 acres of good land = rflie north of
Manchester station. miles east Of College site.
For terms inquire On premises of Geo. L. Miller
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

SToRA6E-kog household goods naerci AMI e.
- boxed or loose VOC have any Soots TO store
bring them TO TIE WeflitS :; age Co. No. is West
DouSiAs ave. Isu
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

I,oR ssLEsy acres IN north part OF the cisy. salt
IT able for i.yins ont ia addition; for Few DAYS
bear. maxwell & 90. rom Esele tloek. etei
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR ssI.F- The rn~~f .s-<t farm ia t<fssirs
II COUNTY only i've ssiiss from the fs<yass 81 iar
rsncs ard Dous iss Fsftsbis tof ssss ava
Ing is,n uacss fzs gsr5ssias tDf5eess-
TssTe IL asJnf q 40 worth - Zoe butufs ~ % 1ss
safs1i. Ia r~ Of eaitssstan sHd fts iseei"b.
This eAsafsst fans !B tts esygefY - day. ss
he sssiG sss3 ifass . arfss ~ essiy sc ffr
zeye Core - - IL srsls- tsrpun ssrsTE~
80 satn = m
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il n y e-sf q PHu=ss. ~ ssssfEssrs fsrf ~
f.uss csansy s. ifi ffs4e for fffg fesrs~rfTs srJ
spssds. sro1ssFte< 80 i've sfe<k. > - brsss =.
Lsrnsd. kan . -
I.Ok ssfE-A zs>4 t<ssioru Ia m "a Rattle sss@nts
II aAsssi ~s.ifgYs tsssI sc-i hsst7f~ strs-~
hFss< STALE corral efr - &Fre~ p sFpff. - n
ssntfancr s1;ss t&ffssf Esd fcS ffEsf wi tst ~
- e. asgs
I..gg ss!E-A wi ie-c ted znc ya5 ssK er1z s;ef~
ii Ia wsflfssgtos4 Kan. fts ,sssfr1sss sss0 s-s =
efsss,,.sss n n - "a
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i fss-t ,zrfs q fH1rT sSesfJ - ~ 80 Iss~
fDs sssrs time Bsastse - Astt-5 VISA - ,.
fs4ars. -
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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

g,OR SALE-Gcod residence house Containing
4, lar-e ROOMS. 2stares good cellar every thfhS
VEL, finished new house, good stable. cot ilexi9 r
trout cor Mead and Harry ST. on street car line
Price Su Ii. \. Kay. Office no n Main st. room !
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR SALE-sa0 sores ! IL miles from annesS.
+ Sedgwirk county. Living water; ~ ncres In cut
tivaticn Al tiliahe and good soil. Excellent Tor
either stock farming. Price Sstto Easy terms
1si.li-a -, SGT
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

I~Bz skIE-rla ssrs1sz- ssaf . fes ~Sxs1- sfsrz-
IL wise known a. 80 = bfa1ta es-1s-s Fof srfsr
<-..a, sr-s, - sh~ C<tzssz re4i state cssssrx
y, Asrst.rs s<ssca- Fa<se k@ases. E%H
u~yg sarx-ss - - arsss kg-s u = s<sfs Gar
It d~rs o. .xsssrs-sz asvs.. BRA - To- eefy, ~
-. xrfrz~trssa real exs1s< dealers Assb~i VITA
49, rse-sx sSEs
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

xJvANTEp-Gooi girl for family Il four: state
w wages ex pecjei. Address j. c. Speer. yelling
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR s4LF-A farm Of ~ scr~~ ali soS>i tili@sds
L laf.a 90 miles Of = sekta- Dsss fFusa E&szs
D,ilss iron. Cas ch 80 In fire state az cult
xafu i.sa,sa pasture. entire farm sur 'sHfs-s it
hedge fenee cut up into Esios WIKI wire sFss=s
fsqrs. rev two sf0ry % hosts~ Sf all tic
rar<ssr1 fsrs ssi ard c5s;rB good barn.
two vy.ra fniIlx salse fed ysrts. shs<ss sed oSs
tifnr- cx,lDIiets. ali ksr@s II BEARING frsit sf1
ornamental tire. Price g. tsT ssTs- y eSsI, tss
arce - suit lurcbas<T A bargain for soIss mar
Thls = only Ter - Gay osDss. E@a8si T. BSose
. C.,Igs,-t Esa Gs1srs
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

NOR SAI.E-t}Tse hundred feet frrsas with two
4 room i.e,,sSss uf Naco os tween i; and
"a streets For terms cali }. Henaphrey SON.
"a -. tIos.e sl-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

vraNTED-By the National Labor Bureau and
w Traders Agency room s, 33i Douglas avenue
railroad in the east out OF employment 10 come
vest and hello build railroads; but do not come
here without landing with at least one months
board money; 10 not be duped oy any ADVERTISE
nept on may see promising you work and money
immediately GA your landing. All railroad contrac
tors VIII he turnis bed with men from TINS agency
For answer seed &c IN stamps. W. X. Stiles, prop,
-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-29

w Ant ED-The citiz.ns of wichita and Seccwick
w county who have property OF eny description
sell eXchang. viii fad it 20 their interest to
leave 1t with Harris Co. Having been ia the real
estate and loan business for eight years and having
large eastern correspondence our facilities for ds
posing OF real estate good. Office 10 east Second
st. Wichita. Kan. See card another place in Lhis
paper. S'u
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
The Mother-in-Law In New Britain.

Mr.. H. Hastings Romilly (the Dep
uty Commissioner for the Western Pa
cifc) read a paper on the islands of the
New Britain group at the last meeting
of the Royal Geographical Society.
Speaking of the marriage customs of
the natives, he said there was one curl
Gus bond of sympathy between the New
Britain natives and their civilized breth-
ern. Aman was for hidden under any cir
cumstances to speak to his mother-in-
law, and he must even avoid her if pos
sible. He must walk miles out of his
way so as not to cross her path, and if
he meet her unawares he must hide his
face. The most sacred oath in vogue
among the natives was when = man in
v6ked upon himself for a breach of sa-
cred pledge, the terrible fate of having.
to shake hands with mother-in-law.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04

would have done him but little harm If
he had. But no! The stairs Of which
he spoke were new revelation to ME.
He raised with some difficulty q por-
ton of the flooring, and began to de-
scend, dragging Hardy along with two
or three vehement pulls till his head
and shoulders were well over the open
ing; one more vigorous effort, and the
form began to disappear also. There
was something horribly weird in seeing
the body jerked by invisible hands, and
being drawn head foremost down the
cavity. And after it had disappeared
I could hear the humping of the heavy
heels down the stair; but I did not
wait for Plowitz to finish his unhallowed
Journey. stole from my hiding place.
Keeping we'll out of the candle-hght
that my shadow might not be thrown
anywhere within his sight, I reached
round to the trap-door, which rested
with the slightest possible slope against
the wall. A violent shake might bring
it down. The Earring of the stairs
under the tread of the murderer and
the heavy body of his victim might do
it. So to cover my retreat, and, it
might be, to horrify one whom I be-
lieved to be subject to superstitious ter
rors, I brought the trap down on the
cavity with thud, and in a minute,
before Plowitz could have recovered
himself sufficiently to get well up the
dark and encountered staircase had
pulled the lever, and stood out in the
quiet, well-lighted hall. No one was
visible, and I hastily reached my room,
a prey to emotions which it is simply
impossible to describe. l could not
give way to my feelings of repugnance
to Plowitz. l had now, in terrible
manner truly, hold over at least one
member of this nefarious household.
Mr.. Beaufoy came in looking very
grave and absent. Plowitz, except for
a slight pallor, showed no signs of any
emotion, and during dinner he con-
versed with much freedom and gaiety
with Miss Beaufoy.
At dead of night, I heard as watched,
sleepless and anxious, soft footsteps on
the stairs. I stole to the top and
watched. Mr.. Beaufoy and Plowitz,
with lanters in their hands, disappear
ed by the secret stair. After a long
absence, they returned, and by the
bright moonlight I saw that they were
pale, haggard, weary, and stained with
earth and chalk. They had been bury
ing Hardy.
ITO BE CONTINUED
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
He Didn't Go Tobogganing.

Detroit Free Press: s.What is this to-
boggan business that we read so much
about in the papers?' he asked IN a
Grand River avenue store the other day
as he and his wife stood warming their
hands at the stove.
why, a toboggan is high platform
with an icy slide running down.
Eyes, tRtW
You get up there with your sled. take
pretty girl on for partner, and down
you 60 like creased lighting.'
Girls are willing, are they?''
30, yes
''Lots of 'em around?''
"Dozens of 'em.''
"Any toboggan nigh here?'
''Now that's enough!" said the wife
as she turned on him. If there was
twenty toboggans between here and
the city-hall you'd 60 right along and
sell them butter and eggs and then jog
home with me without slide!''
Eyes, I reckon I'd have to- remark
ed the old man with an awful sigh, and
then he changed the subject to brown
sugar and baking-powder.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hoods SarsapariIla

"In the winter Of 1879 I was attacked with
Scrofula in one Of the most aggravating forms.
At one time had no less than thirteen large
assesses over and around my neck and throat,
continually exuding an offensive mass Of
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost intolerable to endure. It is impossible
to fully describe my sufferings, as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, was worse than ever.
Finally, on the recommendation Of w. j.
Huntley, druggist, Of Lockport, I was induced
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months. the scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased, and the assesses have all
disappeared, except the unsightly scars, which
are daily becoming smaller by degrees, and
beautifully less, I do not know what it may
have done for others, but do know that in
effective specific indeed. AS an evidence Of
my gratitude I send these facts unsolicited,
and am ready to verify the authenticity OF
this cure, by personal Correspondence with
any one who doubts it." CHARLES A. ROB-
ERTs, East Wilson, N. Y.
This statement is confirmed by W. j. Hunt
ley, druggist, of Lockport, N. Y, who calls the
cure a great victory for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Send for book giving statements ofmany cures.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Made
only by g. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
loosDoses One Dollar.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
BECAUSEOF THEE.

My life has grown SO dear to me
Because of thee!
Ny maiden with the eyes demure,
And quiet mouth and forehead pure,
Joy makes a summer In my heart
Because thou artl
The very winds melodious bs
Because Of thee!
The rose is sweeter for thy sake,
The waves in softer music break,
On brighter wing the swallows dart
Because thou artl
Ny sky Is swept Of shadows free
Because of thee!
Sorrow and care have lost their sting,
The blossoms glow, the linnets sing,
All things in my delight have part
Because thou art!
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07
IN srEMoRIAM.

". ~ Ctr. doro,to. To-.
D-ay Tas. No. ~. -
,aoo H. J.a.as 100,
.'' A.u
0Osa ,,ss,ss 80
T ~
/, Cut,
'Ao p'o,'s0u sum O..~
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07

the Squire has almost entirely subsisted
on frogs It is said he has entirely de.
pleted all the ponds In the neighborhood.
Some of the parties are talking Of bring
ing an action against film for damages.
We think. however. his many friends
will persuade them out Of 1t.
Jordan Jones is talking Of having his
fences plastered in order keep his man.
moth ~ hogs out Of his oats field. We
suggest 1t would be less expensive and
just as efficicnti If he would tic knots in
their tails.
Miss Mollie Mccall returned last Sat-
urday from Laurel county, KY, where
she has been visiting relatives and friends
for the past five weeks.
Andrew Walker will be home this
week from West Va, to spend a few
days with his family. ga
W. T. Huffman and Dave CARRIER will
start West in a short time, the former tc
Texas and the latter to Nebraska.
pURIIN
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07
HERE ARE OUR PRICES ON A FEW
OF OUR GOODS.

OF OUR GOODS.
2 Papers of Pins for &c.
2Spools Of Thread. white or black 200
yards, warranted, for &c.
8 Spools Of Thread, colored only, 200
yards, (glazed) for &c.
3Papers Of Needles the best, made any
size for &c.
10 dozen Shirt Buttons, for DC.
Lead Pencils without rubber for &c.
8 Lead Pencils with rubber for &c.
Calico, the best standard brands, for &c.
o yard.
Ladies' Hose, plain or striped only 1Oc.
They are worth 20 cents.
Gents Half Hose, plain or fancy, only
10c. They are worth 20.
Gents S~uspenders for 10c. and up.
Gents Linen Collars 10c. ; Linen Cuffs,
Is cents.
Gents Celluloid Collars, only 10 cents
Cuffs to match, only 30c.
Gents Drawers for 25c q good Shir
for 25, worth Acc.
Gents Apply Linen Bosom Shirts for q
cents, worth 81. We keep the Largest
Best and Cheapest lot of Shirts and Draw
ers ever offered to the people of Wash
ington county.
Ladies' Corsets for % cents and up
Over 500 Corsets and 20 styles TO select
from.
Ladies' Shoes for 81, that sell for 81 u
at other stores.
Ladies' Pebble Goat Shoes for 81 10
would be cheap at 81 rs.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes only 81 so
pronounced cheap at SO 25.
Ladies' Real Calf Shoes for 81 so {
decided bargain.
II Is impossible for lis TO quote oil sc
we ask you to call and see the goods and
hear our prices. We will take pleasure
In waiting on you and showing yor
through. Respectfully,
RUSSELLS' SPOT CASH STORE.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07
CARRIERS MILLS.

July 4-0ur farmers arc about done
getting In their wheat, winter oats and
hay, and will o o begin cutting spring
oats. They are pretty much all done
laying bye corn and are making prep.
aration to begin blowing for wheat pro.
vided the much needed rain comes.
Our district will be well represented
In Jonesboro to-day to hear the noted
temperance orator. Mr.. Russell, speak.
Our people arc beginning to "speak
out In regard to prohibition, quite q
large number are determined to do their
best for the prohibition cause. There
are also a large number opposed 10 1t
and among the number, VIC are sorry
10 say. are a few church members
How any christian can advocate tn,
manufacture and sale Of an article that 4
causing such wide spread misery ant
destruction as whisky. is more than w
can comprehend. In short, the persol
who does so. II he was weighed in tn
balance would certainly be found wanting
In nearly or quite all the elements tina
constitute a christian. N
Elder J. Fl. Moore preached a yer,
interesting sermon at the Cherokee Bar
fist church yesterday to a large and ap
preciative audience. He Is q strong an,
earnest advocate of the prohibition
cause and gave the whisky men In. hi
sermon a pretty sever castigation.
Married, at he residence of M. P
Boreing, on June 80. Mr.. - Morris 0
Carter county, to Miss Flo. Boreing o
this place, Rev. Jessie Crosswhitc ofici
ating.
N. T. Miller and John T. Parker ar
two of the happiest men in the district
They are both girls and weigh 10 pound
each.
Mrs. Rhoda Simpson and Pearl Garbe
returned from Hawkins and HambleI
counties today, where they have bee
visiting for the past two weeks.
CARRIER and Simpson have purchased
lot at johnson City and contemplate erec
ting q neat residence for sale or rent, 1
the near future.
During the absence of Mrs. Simpso
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07
Holston A.socIatIou.

The next Fifth Sunday Meeting of Hol-
ston Baptist Association will be held
OF Mount Olivet church. Bluff City.
Sullivan county. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. July 30, 80 and 81. The follow
ing program will be carried out
FRIDAY.
/. Devotional Exercises, conducted by
Rev. G.. P. Faw.
2. Words Of Welcome.
Rev. j. T. Kincannon, D. D..
3. Response, Rev. w. A. Keen.
4. Organization.
8. Committees appointed.
0. The Word
1st. Essay. by VIM. Patton.
I'd. Bible Reading, conducted by
Rev. E. Allison.
Z. The Spirit-Its Office and work Open
ed by Rev. w. ID. McPhatridge,
Rev. T. H. Crouch.
8. Faith and Works-Opened by
J. A. Cargille. DR.. John B. White.
8. Christian Women-Their work: Es-
say by Rev. Spencer Tunnel.
Discussion-0pened by
Richard Brown.
SATURDAY.
/. Prayer and Praise Service, conducted
by Rev. j. II. Moore,
2. Prohibition, Rev. T. j. Murphy, DR.,
VIM. Smith, N. J. Phillips,
General Discussion.
3. The Sunday School
LIST. Its Importance Essay. by
W. II. Hicks
Cd. What to teach and how? Els
say, by Z. II. Bachman,
Discussion-0pened by j. w. Watson
4. Revivals-Opened by
Rev. N. w. G. Baxter
Rev. B. F. White
8. Church Necessities
/. Preaching, j. B. Chase
2. Prayer meeting.
W. r. Baylcss
8. Sunday School,
John w. Hunter
A. Building, Rev. E. p. White
Discussion.
SUNDAY.
/. Model Sunday School.
2. Missionary Sermon.
3. Missionary Collection.
SESSIONS.
Morning sessions will open Ga. m
Afternoon sessions will open Up. m
Night sessions will open 7:30 p. m
Query box and preaching at the direc
ton Of the body.
JAMES RATLIFF,
s. II. HAROLD,
r. II. DUNCAN,
Committee.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07
Every dollars worth Of goods bought
at X. N. NAYS entities you to one chance
In a $50 Sewing Machine.

Every dollars worth Of goods bought
at X. n. NAYS entities you to one chance
In a $50 Sewing Machine.
Mrs John Bell Shipley and children,
of Knoxville, are visiting friends and rel
atives in Jonesb0ro. She will remain
during the heated term. Mr.. John Bell
himself will join his family here by the
10th, where he hopes to meet his many
friends and old associates for q few weeks.
w. l.. Patton, of Telford, a well
known school teacher, and brother of our
former County Superintendent r. L. Pat.
ton, has gone to P~attonville, Texas. We
understand that Mr.. Patton has secured a
position as teacher there. The H.. & T.
wishes him success and contcntment in
his new home.
Mrs. R. D. Wilson, president of the
W. CT U. of johnson City, will meet
the ladies Of the association, at q meeting
to be held at the First Presbyterian church
atthis place, Friday afternoon az 8 O'Clock.
Members and all ladies interested are
urged to be present. as business of i'm.
portance will be transacted.
New Goods received every week at
Russells' and they mean what they say,
when they tell you their Prices win con.
tinue the lowest ever heard of in Jones'
boro.
The Rockwell, Texas, Success of July
LIST. chronicles the marriage Of M. B. Nc
Call to Miss Sallie A. Gardenhire, at the
residence Of DR.. Brockman, Empire.
Texas, Many Of our readers will recog.
nize In IN. B. Mccall" a former Jones'
boro boy and will wish him and his bride
happiness in their new relation.
The mil. building and furnishing
works of G. W. Bolinger have just closed
three large contracts, one for a 80 barrel
roller mill for J.. s. Lingenfelter. at Tel
ford, to cost %, 500, and q 80 barrel mill
at Messy Creek, for L. D. Sanders, to
cost $500 also q dairy and creamery fol
Col. Samuel N. Fain at Messy Greek, to
cost about %. 500.
If you want a Dress, Ladies', Misses
or Children Shoes, q Noby Hat for Lady
or Gentleman, or anything In the Dry
Goods, Notion, or Millinery line you can
save big money by going to Russells'.
AT the request of Mr.. w. P. Brown,
low, of Jonesboro, Col. G. II. Nimson
General Supt.. of the E. T. &W. N. @. R
r. will give free excursion from John
son City to Cranberry and return to al
teachers attending the State Norma
School at johnson City. The Norma
opens on Monday, 10th, and closes Frida,
the 18th. The excursion train will leav'
johnson City at $50 a. m. Returning
leave Cranberry at 1891 p. M, Saturda.
July 10th. The teachers and friends o
education are very thankful to Col. Min
son for his great kindness.
. -WANTED.-A responsible party t
contract to make and burn q kiln of 200,
900 brick. Apply to r. N. MAY, Jones
boro, Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-07
An Open Letter.
Hon. s. j. KmKPATRIcK,

lion. .. j. hlRkPATRlCk,
Joncsboro. Tenn.
Dear SRI I'm reliably Informed that
you propose to CANVASS the county In ia.
vor Of "The Prohibition Amendment"
lam acquainted with your conservative,
II not liberal, mind. l know that you look
at oil great questions from an unselfsh
and dispassionate standpoint.
/ acquired this knowledge from previ.
GUS debates that we have had over other
vital matters. Now. being, as you are, a
man endowed with the same manly, and
therefore admirable, traits that | credit
you with, I am on the other side Of this
question. But, let me preamble no fur
|ther. What l want Is to ask you to pub
lish o list Of appointments. giving TINT
and place and concedo to me, as an hon
orable opponent, q division Of time. II you
will do this, Judge, you can assure your
self and your friends that u anticipated
meetings will In every way DO finer, bet
Ter and moro elaborate circuses than w
have had heretofore.
Hoping that you will comply with my
wishes at once, In this matter, / am, sir
your friend and common benefactpr 0,
our whole people. Respectfully,
JESSE p. HARTMAN.